Hospitality Design: Creating Immersive Restaurant Experiences

In Tres Amigos, we created intimate arched booths for a cozy dining experience. The warm orange interior of the booth contrasts with the neutral walls, while a custom-designed skull rug adds a touch of modern Mexican artistry, making it a popular photo spot for guests.

We paid homage to Mexican heritage with bold, artistic statements throughout Tres Amigos. These large, hand-tufted skull rugs, designed in collaboration with Studio Arisaa, reinterpret traditional motifs with vibrant colors, serving as striking focal points against the restaurant's clean walls.

The seating at Tres Amigos is a mix of cozy booths and flexible tables. We used earthy yellow upholstery for the benches and custom-designed textile scrolls as partitions, creating a sense of intimacy while maintaining the restaurant's lively, communal feel.

The live avocado bar at Tres Amigos is a dynamic focal point, featuring a backdrop of custom-patterned tiles and a fluted glass canopy. We designed this area to be both functional for the staff and engaging for diners, adding a theatrical element to the food preparation.

This behind-the-scenes look at the making of an Eat Punjab outlet shows our hands-on process. From framing the central communal table to the meticulous finishing of the custom wooden lighting grid, every step is a testament to our commitment to craftsmanship and detail.

At the Grid Pavilion outlet of Eat Punjab, we designed a variety of seating arrangements to suit different moods. This intimate corner features a continuous forest green sofa, mustard yellow tiles, and custom artworks inspired by Punjab's Phulkari textile craft, creating a cozy and culturally rich dining spot.

This cozy booth at the Grid Pavilion restaurant offers an intimate dining setting. The space is defined by rich textures, from the vertically stitched green upholstery to the ribbed wooden wall paneling and the warm glow of a custom fabric-wrapped pendant light.

The Chandkheda outlet of Eat Punjab features a central hanging communal table, a design we adapted for its cozier layout. The space is defined by a striking black and white terrazzo floor, high-back wooden chairs, and a fabric light fixture that anchors the entire dining experience.

For the Midas Resort, we designed this bedroom to be a serene escape. The room features a custom headboard with vertical upholstery and wood paneling, creating a textural backdrop. A large sliding glass door opens directly to a private garden, blurring the line between indoors and out.